Another good day at the cape

Well, where to begin. Eh, just see the notes, will you!

Some small info though:

Scoters and teals went pass during the morning. Wigeons and pintails all day, in the evening high up and on broad front.

One flock of 18! great white egrets were soaring over land in the evening. Sweet!

Where are the juvenile skuas?

Some tit-invasion maybe?

Weather:

Weak wind today, mainly from NW. Sunny and warm.

Notes from the cape:

divers 143 (102 red-throated, 35 black-throated and 6 diver sp.)

great white egret 18! (one flock soaring over land!)

taiga bean goose 1

tundra bean goose 4

wigeon 3744

teal 897

pintail 1611

shoveler 106

long-tailed duck 2

common scoter 15587

velvet scoter 704

honney-buzzard 2

hobby 1

arctic skua 19 (9 pale, 7 dark, 3 1st cy)

coal tit 810! (early)

great tit 5

willow tit 4 was given the sea a try but turned back into the woods

two-barred crossbill 1

over 100,000 birds have been counted in the last eight days I've been here, and more to come...